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Hytera Communications Corporations LTD. et al v. Motorola Solutions Inc.
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January 27, 2023
Bankruptcy 'Shatters' Radio Antitrust Suit, Motorola Says
Motorola Solutions Inc. asked an Illinois federal judge Thursday to gut the latest version of Chinese push-to-talk radio rival Hytera's antitrust lawsuit, arguing that the bankruptcy of two Hytera subsidiaries amid a wider trade secrets fight fundamentally changes the trajectory of a case that previously survived dismissal.
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August 25, 2022
Motorola To Face Chinese Rival's Antitrust Claims
An Illinois federal judge allowed a Chinese push-to-talk radio maker's antitrust claims against Motorola Solutions Inc. to move forward Wednesday in the latest front of the legal battle between the companies.
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March 26, 2019
Motorola Says Chinese Competitor Can't Prove Antitrust Case
Motorola Solutions Inc. told an Illinois federal court Monday that an antitrust suit alleging the company monopolized the market for push-to-talk radios should be dismissed, arguing that the suit did not cite any unlawful conduct.
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January 14, 2019
Judge Steps Down From Motorola Suit, Cites Spouse's Stock
The Illinois federal judge who picked up an antitrust suit against Motorola Solutions Inc. after the case was transferred from New Jersey in December has recused himself, citing his spouse's ownership of Motorola stock.